Hoka, Dyson, and Wayfair have dropped insanely stellar bargains this spooky season.

Franchises across the Muslim world have pledged to send aid to Gaza after an Israel franchise promised to feed IDF soldiers.

That thing's creepy."

Dreaming of the sound of silence? Let these comfortable, affordable headphones from Sony, Koss, JBL, and Apple save the day.

No more boring tech, dude. We want our chargers, plugs, and mousepads to be bedazzled, mid-century modern, and straight-up goth.

Old treaties are failing as new nuclear weapons struggle to be born.

So-called cope cages" reflect the widespread use of munition-dropping hobby drones on modern battlefields.

"I don't have a mold problem, I have a discipline problem."

The offices of the Glia Project, which makes and distributes open-source, 3D-printed tourniquets in Gaza, were damaged this week.

We've realized a Bluetooth-equipped beanie, instant cocktail machine, and a self-watering indoor garden are the best tech gifts we need in our lives.

This week, an expert on nuclear weapons stops by to discuss how we tell aliens about the dangers of nuclear waste.

We manifested massive steals on Farfetch designer duds, Le Creuset cookware, and Lovehoney advent calendars.

The 'Million Dollar Sighting' contest will reward people for putting up cameras in their home and capturing irrefutable proof of extraterrestrials.

The author is on the show to talk about his new book, why America stopped fighting monopolies, and a little bit about nuclear weapons.

Just because you can't afford a Birkin doesn't mean your AirPods can't be swathed in Marni.

A B-52 launched a classified stealth missile with a mock nuclear warhead.

A FEMA test of the Emergency Alert System is scheduled for October 4th, prompting conspiracy theories.

The CEO of RedBalloon, an anti-"woke" job board site, said that remote workers aren't "winning."

This isn't new, the U.S. Navy used to do it all the time using an helicopter that ran off Porsche engines.

Space Force will spend $70 million on Musk's Starshield satellites.

Only about half of the U.S.'s fleet of F-35 fighter jets is operational at any time due to difficulties with repairs, which must go through contractors.

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Despite promising to make its products easier to repair, iFixit reports that Apple is screwing over customers once again.

Dyson cordless vacuums boast top-tier tech, but we asked a TikTok-famous cleaning expert if they're really worth the investment.

Score sales on Ooni pizza ovens, MysteryVibe sex toys, and Albany Park sofas.

After years of headaches from using my phone and computer, this luxurious eye massager finally gave my peepers relief from screen hell.

Investigators found black mold, sewage covering bathroom floors, broken fire systems, and a discharged soldier who never left the barracks.

The screams of monkeys in pain can not cease the relentless march of wetware.

Ads are prominently displayed on Brand's timeline, where his viral denial of rape allegations is posted. It's unclear if Brand is getting payouts.

The Amazon-famous Levoit Core 300 Air Purifier has blessed my lungs with fresh, dander-free air (so I don't have to move in NYC again).

This week is all about a new history of the social internet.

Zoom meetings, headshots, and even thirst traps look better when shot with a ring light.

We're entering the deal zone with Dyson vacuums, $20 earbuds that rival AirPods, and a plush mattress from Saatva.

The Bush White House and the National Archive saved early internet era 9/11 memes involving 'The Sopranos' and 'The Terminator.'

Keep your baby (aka your smartphone) juiced and happy via these handy devices from Anker, Charmast, and Baseus.

For a mere $55 you can have a conversation with a virtual clone of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

The VR CEO turned defense contractors has been on a buying spree, and he's revealing new toys he wants to sell the Pentagon.

From the Hollywood strike to the teamsters, labor movements in the U.S. are having a moment.

It's a portable safety alarm meant to ward off potential attackers-perfect for nights out, runs, or the subway.

Bethesda looks to its past to make something you're expecting, and then turns into something you're not.

The McFlurry machine isn't complicated, but there's a reason it constantly breaks down and prevents you from eating delicious ice cream.

Tesla's new FSD v12 almost blew a red light and ran into an intersection.

This week on the show we're saying goodbye to Motherboard's longtime editor-in-chief, Jason Koebler.

Light your new tomato candle and bask in these sweet deals from Ninja, Albany Park, and LELO.

This week on the show we're saying goodbye to Motherboard's longtime editor-in-chief, Jason Koebler.

We found deals up the wazoo on TikTok-viral cleaning slime and Le Creuset cookware, plus Bodega's big 50% off streetwear sale.

Polish those pearly whites with these reliable, top-rated, and high-tech brushes from Oral-B, Waterpik, and beyond.

Nintendo is patenting Ultrahand, Fuse, and even the loading screens from its blockbuster Legend of Zelda game.

LK-99 may revolutionize the way we use countless technologies. It might also be completely bogus.

August is blessing us with neck fans, Abercrombie & Fitch camp shirts, and luxe Bose tech.